Jeet Kune Do

[Adrian Pak Mei]

Can anybody tell me if this style is taught in England? If so,where?

[GinSueDog]

Adrian Pak Mei,
Yeah, there are a number of instructors there, I believe David Green aka "Yoda" has a school some place in England. He is a pretty cool guy and maybe able to direct you to a instructor if he is too far. Here is his website below.-ED
http://combatedge.cjb.net/

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[Sean Madigan]

Yo Adrain,

I agree with Gin, you owe it to yourself to look up Dave Green (YODA). He is a great guy, and he knows his stuff.

All the best,

BIG Sean Madigan

Awe shucks guys - blush :-)

Adrian - drop me an email with your location & needs. I'm pretty sure I can sort you out with some useful contacts.

YODA

[Adrian Pak Mei]

HI,im from bexley england, any schools nearby.

Hi again

Bob Breen (Full instructor under Guro Dan Inosanto) is opening a new school soon in the Dartford area. Contact him at his London Academy for details (see his sdvert in MA Illustrated).

We have an affiliated group to us in Crawley - depends on how far you are willing to travel.

YODA

[Adrian Pak Mei]

thanks yoda, i dont mind travelling,but willing to wait for the opening of the school in the dartford area.I train in dartford.

Yo Adrian

Good news - the Dartford club is OPEN. In fact, Guro Dan Inosanto is there for a 2 day seminar this weekend (1st & 2nd July) so get your ass down there!!!

Details etc are in this months COMBAT magazine!

If you can't make it perhaps you could come down to Crawley - I'm there conducting a seminar also this weekend. Email me if you want details.

YODA http://combatedge.cjb.net

[boardin_usa]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Adrian Pak Mei:
Can anybody tell me if this style is taught in England? If so,where?[/quote]

Adrian,
Glad to see that your interested in learning Bruce's art, just know that they are two or even more versions of JKD going around. Decide which one you want to learn, then find an instructor. That's my advice. I studied a few of Bruce's books before I started seeking an instructor, and after practicing the stance and parries for three months, I finally found what they said was a JKD instructor. He didn't even know the simple a basic rules of JKD, believe it or not, they are basic rules. He was just a boxer wanna be with an organization behind him. So beware. I'm not putting anyone down, I don't know any of the people that have posted a response. I'm just speaking of my own experience.

[steve/18/ireland]

is jeet kune do thought in ireland and if so where and is there any books on it what are the best ones i want the titles pleases thanks.